Making objective_lens a thing

app/services/scope_import.py

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 The spreadsheet describes parts of PartType "Scope". Each row maps onto an
 AugmentedPart (keyed on ``product_number`` → ``sku``, so re-importing upserts),
-a ScopeModel, a ScopeInfo record for the scope-specific fields, up to three
+a ScopeModel, a ScopeInfo record for the scope-specific fields, up to two
 attachment points, and up to two Fits against other parts.
 
 Column → destination
@@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ model_suffix                        → ScopeInfo.model_suffix (+ description)
 sub_part_type                       → SubPartType (get-or-create under "Scope")
 product_number                      → AugmentedPart.sku  (also the upsert / fit-lookup key)
 magnification_min / _max            → ScopeInfo
+objective_lens_diameter_mm          → ScopeInfo (descriptive only, no attachment point)
 objective_thread_pitch              → ScopeInfo
 ocular_outer_diameter_mm            → StaticConnection + AttachmentPoint "Ocular"
-objective_lens_outside_diameter_mm  → StaticConnection + AttachmentPoint "Objective"
 objective_thread                    → ISO/UNC thread + AttachmentPoint "Objective"
 ocular_fit                          → Fit: scope's Ocular AP ↔ referenced part's first AP
 objective_fit                       → Fit: scope's Objective AP ↔ referenced part's first AP
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ EXPECTED_COLUMNS = [
     "model",
     "magnification_min",
     "magnification_max",
-    "objective_lens_outside_diameter_mm",
+    "objective_lens_diameter_mm",
     "model_suffix",
     "sub_part_type",
     "product_number",
@@ -330,6 +330,7 @@ async def import_scopes(db: AsyncSession, rows: list[dict]) -> ScopeImportResult
                 magnification_min=_num(row.get("magnification_min")),
                 magnification_max=_num(row.get("magnification_max")),
                 model_suffix=model_suffix,
+                objective_lens_diameter_mm=_num(row.get("objective_lens_diameter_mm")),
                 objective_thread_pitch=_text(row.get("objective_thread_pitch")),
             )
 
@@ -350,34 +351,23 @@ async def import_scopes(db: AsyncSession, rows: list[dict]) -> ScopeImportResult
                     od_mm=ocular_od,
                 )
 
-            objective_static_ap = None
-            objective_od = _num(row.get("objective_lens_outside_diameter_mm"))
-            if objective_od is not None:
-                objective_static_ap = await _static_ap(
-                    db,
-                    augmented_part_id=part.id,
-                    label=OBJECTIVE_LABEL,
-                    od_mm=objective_od,
-                )
-
+            # The objective attachment point comes from the thread alone — the
+            # lens diameter is a descriptive attribute, not a connection.
             objective_thread_spec = _text(row.get("objective_thread"))
-            objective_thread_ap = None
+            objective_ap = None
             if objective_thread_spec:
-                objective_thread_ap = await _thread_ap(
+                objective_ap = await _thread_ap(
                     db,
                     augmented_part_id=part.id,
                     label=OBJECTIVE_LABEL,
                     spec=objective_thread_spec,
                 )
-                if objective_thread_ap is None:
+                if objective_ap is None:
                     result.messages.append(
                         f"could not parse objective_thread "
                         f"'{objective_thread_spec}'"
                     )
 
-            # For objective_fit prefer the lens-OD point, falling back to the thread.
-            objective_ap = objective_static_ap or objective_thread_ap
-
             staged.append((row, ocular_ap, objective_ap, part.id, result))
             row_results.append(result)
         except Exception as exc:  # noqa: BLE001 - report, don't abort the batch